interesting, it seems to work perfectly fine for me. if other people have problems with it too i'll try hosting it somewhere else. it's also a 26 meg file, and the domain i have it hosted on isn't all that quick, so it's probably not going to stream worth a crap if you don't save it to your computer.

 

Where'd you get the siren? I'm not really sure where to look for one. Any certain thing I should look for when getting one?

 

Won't load for me either in Vista with WMP 11.

was able to load it with flv player but no video. I like the sound, reminds me of an annoying bird.

 

my friend just gave me his that was from his old alarm that he used to have on his car. i'm pretty sure they're nothing special and you can pick them up from pretty much any place that specializes in car audio and alarm type stuff. the only thing that really matters is what you want it to sound like.

 

Here, I re-rendered the video as a Quicktime Video now, so hopefully anyone with Vista or having problems playing the video will hopefully be able to play it now.
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO: http://www.fileden.com/files/2007/4/...6_siren_qt.mov
I like the sound it makes now too, if anything it's distinctive so I can definitely tell if my alarm is going off or not.

 

Thanks for putting it in QT, it worked flawlessly. Now being able to see and hear the video clearly I really dig the sound. It sounds very cool and is hard to ignore. It is actually quiter than I expected but still loud. Now I don't think I can live with my dying horn sound. Mine sounds like the battery is dying in my 75 Corona. sigh, if only I had some motivation.

Great job.

Jeff

 

Did the same thing on my A4, but i didn't use the mini piezo siren, it just was not loud enough. It was actually quieter than the stock horn. So I went with an DEI 514N, works likea charm.

 

i change on mine with 2 piezo sirens one in each corner of the bumper but it sounds like a little chiwawa barking in the parking lot, so i probably replace them with something more louder, a real siren, and also i measure the old horn and i have 9v maximum when i engage the alarm...is that right? should be 12?